• Be rewarded for working out and losing weight as a part of “social gaming.”    Check out one, or all, of these apps, which you can download for free on an iPhone or Android phone.
  1.  Nexercise.  It rewards you for keeping track of your workouts.  Every two minutes you spend exercising equals 10 points.  Then you can redeem the points for things like Amazon gift cards.  (Check it out on Nexercise.com.)
  2.  GymPact.  This one actually charges you money if you don't work out.  But if you DO, you WIN money.  First you decide how much to penalize yourself for each workout you miss.  Then you have to "check in" every time you exercise.
  If you DON'T, you lose your money for that day.  But you get a few bucks when you DO meet your workout goals.  And it all comes from users who DIDN'T work out that week.  (Check it out at Gym-Pact.com.)
  3.  HealthRally.  It lets your friends and family pledge money for rewards like iPads and running shoes.  And you only get them if you reach your goal.  If you DON'T, then none of their credit cards get charged.  You can also pledge money to help friends with stuff like quitting smoking.  (Check it out at HealthRally.com)
• Catch the best moment you'll ever see on a Kiss-Cam ... it builds up to the fun climax that you'll enjoy with today's "Video of the Day"
• Want your dog or cat to live longer?   You may need to move - find out why with today's "3 Things You Need to Know"
• A Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame member is celebrating his 64th birthday today.    He had his first hit in 1973, and has had 3 number one songs, the most recent in 1989, which is today's "Lost 80s Classic" 

• Reader's Digest surveyed 1000 Americans, and asked them to rank 200 celebrities, leaders and opinion makers in terms of how trustworthy they are.      The top 10 on the list:                      1.  Tom Hanks
  2.  Sandra Bullock
  3.  Denzel Washington
  4.  Meryl Streep
  5.  Maya Angelou
  6.  Steven Spielberg
  7.  Bill Gates
  8.  Alex Trebek
  9.  Melinda Gates
  10. Julie Roberts                                                                       If you'd like to see the entire list, you'll find it here:    http://www.rd.com/slideshows/readers-digest-trust-poll-the-100-most-trusted-people-in-america/#slideshow=slide1
• To jump, or not to jump, that is the question ... the answer as to what they did - watch today's "Video of the Day"
• Which chip won the Lay's "Do Us A Flavor" contest?   Find out by checking out today's "3 Things You Need to Know"
• There's not any particular reason for today's "Lost 80s Classic."   Call it the disc jockey's choice with one of the greatest songs of the entire decade - this top 5 hit from the 1983 "Reach the Beach" album

• Welcome to Roast Leg of Lamb Day.    We don't know why, but in case you want to celebrate, here's a recipe from Emeril:    http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/emeril-lagasse/rosemary-and-garlic-roast-leg-of-lamb-recipe/index.html
• Who said no to former President Clinton?   Find out by looking at today's "3 Things You Need to Know"
• We've all been there at one time or another - watch, and listen, to what breaks the mood, and the room, with today's "Video of the Day"
• It was one of the last 45RPM singles to sell more than 1 million copies.    This song, better known for its video, was the number one song on this date in 1986, and is today's "Lost 80s Classic"

Today is the final day of voting in the Live with Kelly and Michael's 4th Annual "Top Teacher" Search.     This year, Kathy Green, a 5th grade teacher at Summerville Elementary, is one of the 5 finalists for the award.    Through 3 o'clock this afternoon, you can vote and help Summerville Elementary School receive $25,000.

Click through on this link to cast your vote:  

http://livekellyandmichael.dadt.com/contests/top-teacher-search-13/top-teacher-vote-final-login/

• Whether it's technology, smoking, or caffeine, it would seem that addiction is good business in America.     Take a look at the seven most profitable products in the U.S., based on profit margin, revenue, and market share.     Does one of these have a deep, unbreakable hold on you?
  1.  The iPhone, 40% profit margin.
  2.  Marlboro cigarettes, 30%.
  3.  Monster energy drinks, 26.7%.
  4.  Coke products, 25%.
  5.  Enfamil infant formula, 24%.
  6.  Folgers coffee, 23.6%.
  7.  Garmin GPS devices, 15% profit margin. 
• Gray hair a thing of the past?    It could be - find out why by clicking through to today's "3 Things You Need to Know"
• How would you react to an angry, barking dog - watch this people, and get a laugh - it's our "Video of the Day"
• Happy 68th birthday wishes to a member of the Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame.   His first hit was in 1969, and he continued to have hits in the 70s and 80s as well.    His last big hit was the # 1 song "Shakedown" in 1987.     In 1982, he released a song that had been done earlier that year by Tanya Tucker.   From his CD "The Distance," our "Lost 80s Classic" comes from Bob Seger