Like, Omigod! The 80’s Pop Culture Box Set $58
Relive the 80’s with Like, Omigod! The 80’s Pop Culture Box Set, priced at $57.97 (reg. $99.98) from Amazon.com. Songs like Whip It by Devo, Mr. Roboto by Styx, and Walk Like An Egyptian by the Bangles will have you spouting words like “gnarly”, “gag a maggot”, and “totally!”.
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Look for these Bargainist Best Bets in the Weekend Sale at J&R.com: Sandisk Sansa C150 MP3 Player $49.99, Motorola V3 RAZR GSM Cellular Phone unlocked $129.99, Braun KF510 Aroma Deluxe Coffee Maker $19.99, and the Micro Innovations IC50C Micro Webcam Basic $13.99. Sale valid through 07/01/2007.
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K-Mart - Secret Store Sales up to 50% off
Shop K-Mart this weekend for these and more Secret Store Sales: RCA Small Wonder Camcorder $99.99 (reg. $119.99), Sharp 15″ LCD $199.99(reg. $299.99), and the 3-Piece Pearl Earring, Bracelet & Necklace Set in 10K Gold $19.99 (reg. $99.99). Offers are available 06/29/2007 - 06/30/2007, for in-store purchases, with select items available for online purchases.
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Amazon.com is offering these Bargainist Best Bets during this week’s Friday Sale: Sterling Silver Pendant with Blue Topaz $39.99 (reg. $80), Pinzon 8-Piece Chef Knife Block Set $9.99 (reg. $40), Hitachi Brad Nailer $49.99 (reg. $121.80), and the Strathwood Folding Hammock with Storage Bag $39.99 (reg. $75).
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Dobson Communications, a mobile phone service provider under Cellular One, has been purchased by AT&T for almost $3 billion. The reason it s worth so much: the purchase will add coverage in rural areas to AT&T’s wireless network and save the company $2.5 billion in roaming costs and overhead expenses. But perhaps more valuable is that the acquisition continues to expand the reach of AT&T, showing that CEO Randall Stephenson is following in the footsteps of Ed Whitacre who orchestrated $200 billion in takeovers during his time as CEO. Perhaps Stephenson is setting the stage for a sweet retirement deal?
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After a long week, webcasters protesting royalty rate hikes may have gained some ground, albeit only a little bit. First, there was the Day of Silence protest that gained some media attention. Then, the U.S. House Small Business Committee conducted a hearing to consider overturning the decisions on how rate fees are determined. The result of that hearing was the decision that Congress wouldn t intervene in the issue, leaving webcasters and the music industry to try to work on a compromise on their own. Surprisingly, SoundExchange has issued a press release indicating a willingness to cap some of the minimum fees for webcasters. It s not a great deal; it only lasts through 2008 and was a decision made by SoundExchange without negotiation. But it s something. The webcasters won’t be going permanently silent yet.
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att=1181494,r We spent a few moments talking to some of the 75 or so people waiting in line in Manhattan for something they were calling an “iPhone.” “iSmarter” New Yorkers apparently avoided the hassle of the Apple Mega Circus and waited in a more genteel way at the 86th street AT&T store between 2nd and 3rd avenues.
att=1181555,l We decided to track the purchase process by following two iPhone devotees, Mark Hall and Lee Bonano (a Dslreports.com user), who avoided multi-day camping and queued in the line at 9:30 this morning. At 4:30 this afternoon, the line was only about 50 people deep.
Amazing when you consider the blocks-long line in midtown at the Apple Store. The well-geared Hall and Bonano called the line almost “pleasant”, with no Ebayers, paid place holders, or fist fights. Some were confused why the two were camped in front of Burger King, thus the sign.
Less fun was the purchasing process; a clunky affair whereby only a few people were allowed in the store at a time. The first ten in
.. (more @ dslreports.com)
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Funds are officially in the bank for Lafayette, Lousiana’s citywide fiber network, which has taken years to get off the ground due to constant legal & PR battles with local incumbents Cox & BellSouth. $110 million in funding has finally been obtained, though it’s going to take another 18 months before the first customers get service. The city says everybody who wants service should have it two years after those initial customers come online.
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There have been forum rumblings for several weeks of a cash crunch at VoIP provider Sunrocket. Now GigaOM posts the rumor that the company has laid off around forty employees. The provider has had a rocky life span, one that hasn’t been helped by cable VoIP competition and major recurring outages.
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The Children’s Place - Monster Sale additional 30% off + $10 off coupon
Save an additional 30% off the already reduced prices of apparel, shoes, and accessories found in the Monster Sale at The Children’s Place. You can also save $10 on purchases of $30 or more with coupon code NMSA47. Expires 06/30/2007.
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Brookstone - $20 off $200 coupon
Brookstone takes $20 off purchases of $200 or more with coupon code AF3JUNE at checkout. Everything needed to make life easier, or just more comfortable can be found. The Comfort-Lite Deluxe Portable Loungers, shown here, are just the thing for beach or pool.
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Amazon.com’s Deal of the Day is the Rocky Anthology for just $19.99 (reg. $49.98). Knock yourself out watching Rocky, Rock II, Rock III, Rocky IV, and Rocky V in this nicely boxed set. Available at this price on 06/29/2007 only.
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Beauty.com - Free train case of deluxe-size samples w/$75 order
The only thing better than getting a free satin train case with a $75 order from Beauty.com, is getting a satin train case filled with deluxe-size samples. Here’s a peek at what’s inside: Sue Devitt E-Z Eye Shadow, Korres Natural Products Yoghurt Cooling Gel, L’Occitane Shea Butter Ultra Moisturizing Care, and lots more. Offer ending unknown.
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Busted Tees - Buy 2 shirts, save $7
Buy any 2 shirts from Busted Tees and get $7.04 off with coupon code FIREWORKS. Yeah, we find the 4 cents odd also, but we’ll save every penny we can. Sort throught all their shirts for a saying that fits you to a T. Expires 07/04/2007.
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Internet has come a long way since its birth. There are now several different ways to build internet connection. One can do this by inserting wireless internet card in computer or can use dsl. Apart from this, internet phone and ip phones are there as well to help people connect to the internet through cell phones and an internet phone is not the last option available, wireless internet providers are there as well to offer internet connectivity.
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