Ever since we’ve had children we have wrestled with “The Santa Dilemma” on an annual basis.
For those of you not familiar with the dilemma, here are the two warring factions:
While one of the statements seems a little extreme, I can see the logic behind that thought process.
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This deal has already been published on other sites, but it is too good to pass up and I wanted to make sure everyone is aware of it.
Microsoft is offering Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate to anyone with a valid student email address for just $60.
Folks, this is a tremendous deal if you are an Office user. Here is what is included:
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I’ve always been a sucker for getting “something for nothing” and always relish finding a good deal or a great buy. The internet has obviously made that a lot easier and has created entire new businesses and industries. I know, that’s the biggest “duh” statement ever, but bear with me.
One of the most revolutionary changes is the way companies market to consumers using the internet. Advertisers quickly found the internet to be a very cost effective method of advertising and the early adopters found out that email was almost as effective as postal mail for virtually no cost.
Obviously, that got out of hand and resulted in the coining of a new term that we’ve all come to hate: SPAM. SPAM is, was, and forever will be bad, but some visionaries realized that although it was abused, email advertising, when used properly, is still a very cost effective medium.
They also figured out that people don’t mind opening junk mail if they could do it on their terms AND get paid for it.
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UPDATE: A live feed of current eBay auctions for game pieces can be found here.
The 2007 McDonald’s Monopoly game is underway, so for all of you cholesterol loving lottery players (like myself) I’ve compiled the list of rare pieces, prizes and odds.
Here is the list of prizes, odds, and required pieces. The known “rare pieces” are in bold.
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