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Friday, February 4, 2011

Coupon: Free Coffee-Mate

Coupon: Free Coffee-Mate According to the internet media,its all about the lates news and updates,internet media provided real hot topic information,The first 100,000 people to signup at noon est will get a coupon for free Coffee-Mate. I wouldn’t worry about missing out if you’re an hour or two late. Trust me, a hundred thousand is a lot. I’ve had at least that many different rejections from girls.
You’re not my type. My dad says I’m not allowed to date until I’m 30. I think I’m allergic to you. And all of those were within the last week alone.
Just an fyi…according to their site it’s PST time not EST.
Offer good in the US only. Offer valid for the first 100,000 coupon requests on February 4, 2011

Saturday, January 22, 2011

American Idol' Experts Talk Steven Tyler, Early Faves 'Idol' watchers praise New Orleans standouts and a Simon-less panel that seems to 'having a blast.' By Gil Kaufman

With a format that is well-beyond familiar by now, the injection of fresh blood via new judges Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez has amped up the watercooler talk for a show that some had predicted was on the decline. Despite fears that the show would stumble without the harsh guiding hand of departed go-to judge Simon Cowell, MTV News' , said instead of mourning the loss of King Cowell, he's praising the rise of Tyler.

"If anything, Steven Tyler's wacky addition proved that it's not a 'mean judge' that keeps me jazzed for 'Idol.' It's an unhinged one," said Cantiello about the entertaining, unpredictable shenanigans pulled out by Tyler in the first two nights of audition episodes this week. "Truth be told, I never realized how much I missed Paula [Abdul] last year. Tyler's colorful language, zany metaphors and deafening jangly man-jewelry was just the entertaining wild card the two-night premiere needed to give it a must-see facelift."

Cantiello was glad that the new trio, which also includes sole returning judge Randy Jackson, didn't fall into the same old "mean Simon" and "too-nice Paula" tropes. Lopez easily mixed Abdul's sweetness with an undercurrent of Cowell's honesty, while Tyler deftly pinwheeled between wacky Paula-isms amid stinging putdowns. And already he's delivered one of the season's top lines in his zinger to belcher Michael Perotto courtesy of "Tommy Boy": "Did you eat a lot of paint chips as a child?"
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