How To Get a Free $250 Gas Card! (It's Easy)
*Ends Monday, January 4*

 

Why pay full price for gas when every week, major retailers and gas companies issue free gas card promos you can use? Here is the newest one out...

Until midnight Monday, January 4, you can get a $250 Visa gas card shipped via Fedex, all you have to do is answer a couple of yes/no shopping questions.

Use your $250 gas card at any gas station to:

  • Use the money you spend on gas to buy other things you need.
  • Get a little payback from the recent spike in high gas prices!

Posted by Maureen on Wednesday, December 30

 

Nul Points for Eurovision Tv Hitch

It was supposed to be the great bringing together of the new European states, the biggest event in the 49-year history of the Eurovision Song Contest with a massive 36 countries taking part.

But it was nul points for the organisers of the last night's semi-final after a technical hitch resulted in the all-important country scores being miscalculated.

The event's organisers announced today they had asked global accounting giant Ernst & Young to investigate the software glitch that led to the wrong result being announced live on air across Europe in last night's semi-final.

Organisers today insisted the miscalculation did not affect the 10 countries that made it through to the final on Saturday.

But the error will come as a huge embarrassment to the organisers of a contest more usually famed for the embarrassing costumes - and acts - of its performers.

The European Broadcasting Union is to hold an emergency press conference tonight in this year's host city of Istanbul to reassure contestants and voters that the problem will be sorted out in time for Saturday's final.

Today it said a "problem with the calculation software" supplied by Deutsche Telekom's Spanish subsidiary Digame was to blame.

"The EBU has demanded a full report from Digame/Deutsche Telekom including a thorough review of the results... and that Digame/Deutsche Telekom guarantees that they will solve the current problems with their software before the final on Saturday night," it said.

Last night marked the first time the contest opened with a semi-final in which 22 nations battled for the 10 spare places in the final.

Viewers across Europe voted for Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Macedonia, Malta, the Netherlands, Serbia and Montenegro and Ukraine to go through to the final.