My friend Sara is extremely diligent in her approach to "real food" and she dug up some terrific organic food coupon sites. I'm amazed how terrific these sites are & am excited to save on some of our favorite products & brands. Here's one of my new favorites:

www.mambosprouts.com

We played ALL-things Wii ALL weekend at my sister's house. From tennis, to bowling to Guitar Hero it was NON-Stop action with an audience (we're a big family).

Looking ahead, here's what we'll all probably be playing when the holidays come around ... Can almost see my sister mastering her center of gravity with the new Wii Fit available now in Europe and on the ground here in the U.S. on May 19.

Soon you'll be able to start doing muscle workouts, yoga poses and balance games, like ski racing and jumps. Check out this downhill run & blocked shots on soccer goal. Total Score! The winner: Nintendo!

There's some talk on message boards re: what mats you do & don't need + what is & isn't included bundled Wii offers. Those can be tricky. Sometimes significantly cheaper, but only if you need/want everything included. If you're a gamer, you might actually find some of the things listed in this article remotely doable: 10 EASY WAYS TO GET MORE FROM YOUR WII

Having seen the demand in my sister's living room & remembering the trouble Santa went to for Guitar Hero this year, am getting in on this early & pre-order. The trick will be resisting breaking them out on a rainy day ...

RELATED: This parody is kind of a riot. And, of course, the Internet wouldn't be complete without a baby laughing video. This little guy's giggle is contagious!:)

Too much to do and not enough time to get it all done? Silly question. Here's a few sites to help you take back your life, or at least some of your time. They're all free and try to get you a little closer to having your own personal assistant & who wouldn't want one of those ...

· Jott: As the name suggests, Jott lets you easily send reminders to yourself or to friends. Just call Jott and it turns your voice into written email and texts when you speak your messages. Perfect for when you're away from your computer or a pad of paper and need a reminder. If you can't keep up with the Blackberry addict or teen in your life who types a million miles an hour, this might be good work-around. It could also be smart way to avoid texting while driving. Nearly 90% of Americans Support Ban on "DWT"

· Pinger: For times when you just want to leave a voice mail and not get caught up in a lengthy phone conversation there's Pinger. Just call Pinger, leave a voice mail message for a friend and your friend gets a text on their phone alerting them to the new voice mail. We tested this product when it first launched. It's pretty neat if you want to get the same phone message to a lot of people at once. You record it once (just as you would any voicemail), but you can send it to multiple numbers. They also suggest using it when the tone of a text need to be crystal clear. Lord knows a lot of arguements between couples stem from simple misunderstandings about what "OK" really meant and what time "PM" starts & ends.

· Remember The Milk: Remember The Milk lets you set up to-do lists you can update online or via email from a cell phone. Friends or family can add to your list too. RTM even keeps you on top of your lists with email, text message and even IM reminders through AIM. I haven't gone down the notes & alerts path yet, but some people are really big on it.

Campbell Brown & I once tested something similar www.ohdon'tforget.com -- LIVE on TODAY SHOW ... You could tell it was LIVE, cause -- well -- it didn't exactly go as planned. We couldn't get the reminders to stop ringing on-air! The producers in the control room thought it was a riot. I was a wreck.

Right now, the yellow "pad" on my iPhone is calling my name. If I had my whole TO DO list it will surely explode. What's your trick? We'll be doing TV & Radio stories on this topic in coming weeks, so let us know by COMMENTING below. Thanks!

The term "diet" spikes every Monday .... Hot Diet-Related Searches invariably go up as millions of people decide this is the week they're "really, really going to do it." It is especially true this week as many of us return to our regular routines at home &/or work. My sister & I call it "re-entry." If you're fighting the post-holiday battle of the bulge, there's plenty of help online to get back on track.

Some insanely disciplined friends & family members of mine have had tremendous success with The Master Cleanse.

If you lack discipline on this front, work extra hard, save up money & travel to "WE CARE SPA" IN PALM SPRINGS this controlled environment to hang with celebrities & models preparing for their next music video, movie or photo shoot. Here's all the info to book a reservation. CALL: 800-888-2523

America Takes it Off - Choose Your Resolution pulls together diet tips, strategies, meal plans and motivation. Speaking of motivation ... You've seen her on NBC's hit The Biggest Loser and on the new Biggest Loser Couples, now you can get free advice from fitness expert Jillian Michaels. From tips on cutting carbs - to what kind of water to drink to maximize weight loss - to avoiding empty calories ... Just click for your daily fix of Jillian.

Click here to get the 411 on dozens of popular diets including the Cabbage Soup diet, the Fat Smash Diet and the Ultimate New York Diet, developed by Heidi Klum's personal-trainer ... seems to be working for her! Then again, 800 calories a day probably makes this more about math than magic & well, she's a supermodel for a reason ... She's designing Birckenstocks? No matter how much weight you lose, this could be tough look to pull off:

There are more "fad" diets listed here, for easy access.

Martha's Vineyard Diet, promises a loss of 21 pounds in 21 days. Enough to convince me to buy the book &/or plan a retreat to Martha's Vineyard B&B pictured below. If you don't see me on TV for a week, you'll know where I am ... ;)

My daughter & I did a 5K cross-country race this morning, appropriately titled "Freeze Your Gizzard." That we did:) My boys were there to cheer us on, which was especially nice.

This time of year is filled with so many special traditions. Hope to making freezing our gizzards one of them. Up next: Turkey Trot - a venerable tradition.


For more info on races in your area, check out some of these fantastic resources:

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This is one of the most important things we've ever posted & I hope you'll pass it along. Toy Recalls are serious business. Look no further than the latest breaking news. One of the best kept secrets (and we're going to try to help raise awareness by talking about it here, on TV + Radio in next 24 hrs, including on CNN Hedadline News) is, if you purchase toys online, you can be alerted via email if there is a recall of that specific toy. Seems like a no-brainer to me. Here's how ...

Breaking News: Another major -- and tragic -- toy recall was announced late yesterday by the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Being pulled from store shelves and Internet retailers, over 4 million units of the toy Aqua Dots, found to contain a chemical that converts into a powerful date-rape drug when ingested. Serious stuff.

Full information about the Aqua Dots
recall can be found at www.aquadotsrecall.com.

Here's what's being advised: Aqua Dots, distributed by Spin Master Ltd. of Toronto, sold for $17 to $30 and were available at stores including Toys "R" Us, Wal-Mart. and Target. Consumers should immediately take the recalled toys away from children and contact Spin Master for a replacement product or toy of equal value. Also, check to see if you may have already purchased Aqua Dots as a Christmas gift. If so, be sure to return those units as well. You can find the very latest information about this recall online at www.aquadotsrecall.com.

www.etoys.com/safety

Email Alerts from the CPSC
Also worth doing: visit the site for the Consumer Product Safety Commission and sign up to receive notifications regarding recalls for any toys or child products. There's also a link where you can report an unsafe product.

I'd like to see them take this to the next level, drawing on mobile capabilities. When it comes to saving lives, minutes matter -- these kinds of things should come directly to your cellphone in the form of an "alert." The more people take advantage of these offerings, the more likely we'll start to see those kinds of applications.

Receive recall alerts by signing up at CPSC.gov.