February 11th, 2011 
Vijaianand Houston Rodeo 2011 is just around the corner and Houstonians are getting ready to buckle and have a fun ride.
If you are looking for some deals, go ahead and make yourself happy by clicking the below link to get some half priced carnival tickets.
http://www.hlsr.com/tickets/carnival-tickets.aspx
Select I don’t have keycode and you should still let you go thru and buy them.
Have fun with the family and kids!!
February 11th, 2011 Vijaianand We got out every other week and try out different cusine. We spend atleast $35 for every visit and I never was fan of Restaurant.com certificates until recently. It works if they have off on top of their savings.
Usually they sell $25 certificate for $10 or $10 certifcate for $5 with some limitations like $35 minimium purchase and 18% gratuity on the purchase. If I spend $35 + 18% gratuity = $41.8 – $25 = $16.80 pay. With $10 paid for the certificate, total comes out to 26.80 for $35 purchase which is only $10 savings.
But if they put offer on special days like valentines with 80% off on $10, you save more. It will like $18 savings instead of just $10 for the same gift certificate which is like 50% savings. Wouldn’t you like to try it out in that case? Also I usually don’t find many good restuarants on the list. Now they have added lot of good restaurants around my area.
You can always stack up the certificates when this offer comes and use them all year because there is no expiration.
Try it out by clicking the link at mymoneyblog.com so he get some credit for letting me know.
December 22nd, 2010 Vijaianand I have heard about this 4 hour week book and never get to read it. Now I see this free offer which was posted by mymoneyblog.com.
If this interests you, you can currently download a digital PDF version for free. Supposedly to promote his new book The 4-Hour-Body (of which I know nothing about), he’s now offering free digital versions of The 4-Hour Workweek and The Slow-Carb Cookbook, a companion book to the 4-Hour Body. I’m still not sure if this is fully intentional, but Ferriss is both tech-savvy and a crafty marketer so I can only assume it is. Instructions via SD:
Click here: http://short.e-junkie.com/4hourworkweek
Hit the ‘Checkout’ button.
Fill out the form with your name and email address, then hit the ‘Complete Free Checkout’ button.
On the final page, you’ll have access to The 4HWW and Slow-Carb Cookbook.
Expires December 26, 2010. The e-mail doesn’t to have to be “real”, as the download links appear immediately on the next page. However, I did enter mine and received an alternative download link.
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