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FREE Amazon $2 Credit for MP3 Music Downloads!

October 28, 2011 Leave a comment

This is so cool! Want to get a FREE Amazon $2 Credit for MP3 Music downloads? Easy peasy! Here’s what you need to do:

Proceed to the Amazon page “Tweet and Get $2 Towards Albums at Amazon MP3“
Click the button below and you will: Connect your Amazon.com and Twitter accounts. (If you are not already signed in, you will be prompted to do so). Automatically follow @amazonmp3 and @amazondeals. The message “I just got a $2 credit for albums @amazonmp3. Click http://amzn.to/vVZltD to get yours. #hoorayfornewmusic” will be automatically tweeted from your Twitter account. A $2 credit towards an album purchase at Amazon MP3 will be automatically added to your Amazon account.
After completing these steps successfully, browse for an album at Amazon MP3, and click the “Buy MP3 album” button.
This credit can only be used towards album purchases and will expire at 11:59 p.m. Pacific on October 31, 2011.

Come on, it’s a no brainer!

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NOOK Daily Find! Charlie Wilson’s War by George Crile for $3.00!

October 28, 2011 Leave a comment

Well… Barnes & Noble has a new promo — the NOOK Daily Find: Today’s Great Book at a Great Price! So, Nook owners need not be envious of those with Kindles! 😉

And the new deal is…

‘Charlie Wilson’s War‘ by George Crile ( Grove Press) is now available at the specially discounted price of $3.00 on the B&N Nookbooks site. Hopefully, Amazon will price-match!

Book Description

Crile’s book is the true story of how a Texas Congressman and a rogue CIA agent conspired to launch the biggest, meanest, and most successful CIA campaign ever — the operation to fund the mujahideen in their fight against the Soviet army that had invaded Afghanistan. Moving from the back rooms of the Capitol to secret chambers at Langley, from arms dealers’ conventions to the Khyber Pass, Charlie Wilson’s War presents an astonishing chapter of our recent past, and the key to understanding what helped trigger the sudden collapse of the Soviet Union and ultimately led to the emergence of a brand-new foe in the form of radical Islam.

About the Author
George Crile was an award-winning journalist and a producer for the American news programme 60 Minutes. He died in 2006.

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