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bcteagirl has an announcement regarding the second coupon train:

Last call for coupon train 2!! I am hoping to get it set up this week, so if you want on, you have to contact me by Monday! PM me with:
FULL name
FULL address
EMAIL that you use regularily
If I hear from you past Monday you are still more than welcome, you will be added to the list for #3!
If you are on train #1, you will be on train #2 UNLESS you contact me to say you want off.

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A new sniff-screen technology has been released by the BBC. It relies on the screen interacting with the speakers. Regular computer speakers are used to generate impulses at certain high frequencies which in turn create resonating waves. When these waves interfere with the screen, a phase change occurs that leads to protons breaking down in leptons and quarks. This creates an artificial smell that you can smell while sitting at home and using your computer.

To try it out make sure your speakers are plugged in then move the mouse over the cheese. Wait for 1 minute then sniff the screen. You should then smell the cheese. The smell should be strong and clear. If you’re having problems getting the sniff-screen technology to work please leave a comment and I’ll help you out 🙂

Robert D. Gibb is posting a stunning series of articles on Air Miles on the forum. I found the series very useful and enlightening so I’m posting it on the blog as well.

Robert D. Gibb is a Contributing Editor (DRIPs) at the Canadian MoneySaver Magazine.

Nothing outstanding in the name brand AirMiles promotions this week except possible Colgate toothpaste:

Buy 12 @ $2 each ($24) and get 100 AMs (approx. $12)

So the effective price is $1 per tube but I don’t see a great advantage there over sale prices elsewhere.

Last week’s Buy 5 House Brands Get 50 AMs still stands (see my April 25th post).

This week however they do have the Spring AirMiles Coupon Offers on. On this promo they have around 50 name brands. Buying 2 of each earns bonus AMs (on high priced items usually you only have to buy 1). These offers usually earn 10 – 50 AMs each. If you buy 5 different offers you earn a bonus 50 AMs ($6). I find the prices on these items to generally not be very competitive compared to other stores. HOWEVER!

This Tuesday is “Spend $35 or more and get either 10% off or 10 times the base AMs”. (Trust me taking the 10% off is the better deal than the 10Xs AMs). If you can combine that with the We Care coupons you can knock the price down more than 10% and get better value.

Also note: The Proctor and Gamble coupon book ($70) is in today’s newspaper. Luckily, living in a condo I’ll get about 10 books. P& G usually follows with AM promos at Safeway soon after these books come out. Great value.

OB

Good Hunting To All!

Re: Trust Me

Base AirMiles at Safeway is 1AM/$20 spent.

So on $35 spent you’d earn the equivalent of 1.75 AMs. Taking the 10Xs offer would get 17.5 AMs. At approx $0.12/AM that’s a value of $2.10 .

10% off of $35 is $3.50 which 67% better than $2.10.

So you’re far better off taking the 10% off.

OB

Good Hunting To All!

Promotion restrictions:

1. You are eligible for this promotion ONLY if you became a Future Photo member after March 7th, 2007.
2. This offer can ONLY be used on your FIRST ORDER placed on Future Photo.
3. This promotion must be used within 60 days of becoming a member of this site.
4. This is a single, one-time use coupon.
5. This offer cannot be combined with any other offer.
6. This offer is limited to one use per household.
7. This is an online offer only and cannot be used in-store at a Future Photo lab and does NOT apply to Print Wizards.

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PineCone Research conducts on-line interviews with consumers from all walks of life to obtain their opinions about new products. To become a panel member, all you need to do is complete the simple form below. This will only take a few minutes of your time.

It’s easy and fun to see and evaluate new product ideas in the comfort of your own home AND get paid $5 for your time. Each interview usually takes 15-20 minutes of your time. Plus, you are free to leave the panel at any time should you choose to do so.

New Pinecone research invitations available!!

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Expires April 4, 2007 

Jim Squires posted this at fjetsam 🙂

Every morning I take a little walk over to the block of stores not fifteen minutes from my house. In this little plaza is a dollar store, Dollarama. They’re quite the big chain around here — anyone from Southern Ontario will know what I’m talking about. And yet despite my visiting this store on a near daily basis, every morning I’m still confounded by this sign.

What did I collaborate on, and why are they thanking me? Was it the sign? Did I make it? I don’t remember making it. Maybe I was drugged and forced to work in their Taiwanese factory where everything in this store gets made. Or maybe I have a split personality and I’m the mastermind behind their devious schemes. Whatever it is, my collaboration with Dollarama remains a mystery just waiting to be exposed.

This sign wouldn’t bother me so much if the store was run by ESL students, but these people are born anglophones, so there’s no excuse.

So that’s your little look into my local wackiness for the day. What have you got?

Using Google Maps to get directions from Kingston, Ontario to London, England step 17 says “Swim Across the Atlantic Ocean“!! Very weird! 😛

And assuming someone’s going to swim, why start swimming from Boston? Wouldn’t New Foundland be a better starting point? 😆

Here’s the link to this trip on Google Maps

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This coupon was sent out to to subscribed emails.

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e.l.f. eyes lips face has a lot of items on sale for $1 USD + $9 flat rate shipping to Canada. If you’re ordering in bulk (and maybe with your friends to pay the shipping once) this is one awesome deal. For $1 don’t expect the most healthy products but some things like brushes can’t really be harmful.

Here’s an article about e.l.f. products

Check out e.l.f.’s website and order your $1 items here

The good news is… there’s also a promotion going on until April 1st:

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