DIY Father's Day Gift Ideas

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Image by Getty Images via @daylifeFather's Day doesn't have the same glitz as Mother's Day but the DIY gift you make Dad will mean more to him than a new Odyssey Backstryke Sabertooth Putter....maybe.

My favs have always been a handmade greeting card and a kiss on the cheek.  However here are a few suggestions:

• You can't go wrong with cooking Dad's favorite meal.
• A cube of paper that you decorated by drawing on and Blinging
• A coffee tumbler that can be decorated
• Photo album of your favorite pictures of  Dad and the family
• Do a project with him like having Dad help you build a bird feeder for his backyard 
• Homemade fudge.  If you don't know how, buy some and wrap it up like you made it.

A DIY gift means you took the time to give of yourself and that you're thinking of Dad.  You could give him a DIY present and an Odyssey Backstryke Sabertooth Putter.

Related articles

• Fathers Day Gift Ideas to Fit Any Budget (couponshoebox.com)

College Book Renter's Ramen Noodle Recipe Winner

To contact us Click HERE
Image via WikipediaCBR Ramen Noodle Recipes Winners
Congrats to Stacy Giltner - best recipe presentation and story telling.  We didn't have a category for this but were very amused with Stacy's story.  First Place went to Sheryl Schulte.  Contact marketing@collegebookrenter.com
with your mailing address' and we will send your iTunes gift cards.



Stacy Giltner Luck has it that there is one packet of ramen that the equally starving roomie (aka lump on couch) has not spotted. Flavor appears to be red with a picture of a sturdy cow. For the non-finicky palate of the starving college student this just means a cow can eat it, so can this student. Preparing ramen is a tricky ordeal as the kitchen is scanned for a clean pot, a bowl, and possibly a spork. The flies lead the starving college student’s eyes to the pile of dishes that have been abandoned ages ago in what use to be a sink buried under fuzz and debris. Cooking the precious package of ramen has now been ruled out. This clever student brainstorms the next plan – sifting through old Taco Bell bags scattered around the living room. The first bag of many is an immediate gold mine of hot and mild sauce packets. The ramen package is busted open and the taco bell bag becomes a serving platter for this delectable treat. The hard ramen is first dipped into the red sauce and then dipped into the seasoning. This crunchy little treat must be enjoyed quickly before the roomie awakes and sucker punches the student for not sharing this morsel.
Desiree Massey-FinkBest Ramen Noodle Recipe Contest

Ingredients: Two packs of Ramen Noodles, 1/4 cup of Stir-fry sauce, stir-fry veggies. Chicken, beef, or shrimp(optional), soy sauce

Directions: Boil ramen noodles as directed on package (do not add packet of spices), meanwhile in a skillet start cooking the protein of your choice (meat or fish) and when those are done take out of pan, set aside and keep any flavor drippings in pan for the veggies, cook veggies until tender. When the ramens are done, drain water and add to the skillet of veggies and protein. Add stir fry and soy sauce and mix together. add salt and pepper to taste. Enjoy
Sheryl Schulte Taco Salad 1 package beef ramen noodles
1/2 pond ground beef
1 small tomato, chopped
1/2 cup onion chopped
1 cup cheddar cheese, shredded
Thousand Island dressing Mix all together and enjoy..keep refrigerated!!!
Kate Reeves Raman Noodle, Mozz Cheese, and Texas Pete Hot Sauce!
Ashly Winkle Ramen Noodle Salad Ingredients
1 (16 ounce) package broccoli coleslaw mix 2 (3 ounce) packages chicken flavored ramen noodles 1 bunch green onions, chopped 1 cup unsalted peanuts 1 cup sunflower seeds 1/2 cup white sugar 1/4 cup vegetable oil 1/3 cup cider vinegar 
Directions
In a large salad bowl, combine the slaw, broken noodles and green onions. 
Whisk together the sugar, oil, vinegar and ramen seasoning packets. Pour over salad and toss to evenly coat. Refrigerate until chilled; top with peanuts and sunflower seeds before serving
Priscilla BarnesBest Ramen Noodle Recipe Contest 
By: Priscilla Renne Barnes
Mexicano Rameno
Mexicans add a little spice to everything, and ramen noodles are no exception. 
Ingredients: 
• Chicken Ramen Noodle package
• Salsa Huichol 
• Chicken flavored bullion powder form (caldo de sabor a pollo by Knorr)
• One squeezed lime

*Amounts added to preferred taste
* Hot sauce and chicken bouillon can be found at most Wal-Mart locales
Wilmalynne Botley With boiling ramen noodles add an egg mix egg while in soup to separate egg then add sauce mix lawrys garlic salt and ground black pepper about 1 tsp of each. And it's perfect.
Alycia Drube Be careful to only use the amount of water as you want broth. While noodles are boiling add in an egg (egg drop soup style). If noodles aren't done boil it down a little, thicker is better. Then add packet of flavoring and a couple squirts of Sriracha sauce. It smells funny but tastes DELICIOUS!
Faith Jordan My mom makes this amazing salad but I have no idea where she got the recipe from. The salad part is just romaine lettuce and chopped green onions, the salad dressing is just 1/2 cup oil, 4 tbsp vinegar, one packet of the seasoning from ramen noodles mixed together. The topping is toast almond slivers in a skillet with seasme seeds, after add two packs of the crumbled ramen noodles (uncooked). mix it all together when you are ready to serve so the noodles wont get soggy from the dressing.

Related articles

• Cook Fast, Live Young: Six Ways to Spice Up Ramen Noodles (savings.com)
• Use Ramen in Every Meal Without Getting Sick of it [Food] (lifehacker.com)
• Ramen Snack Mix (eatingramen.wordpress.com)

Don't Do It

To contact us Click HERE
If you know like I know when it comes to ordering and renting books from College Book Renter you will keep your money/credit cards in your pocket College. I ordered two books on a Friday paid 2nd day air shipping via UPS biiiiiiiiiiig mistake . I received 1 book the following Wednesday with a packing slip that stated 2 books were in the box but the second book had CNF scribbled beside it if you didn't know that means can not find.CBR requested email and phone number from me when was somebody gonna tell me they couldn't find the book. Meanwhile my professor has started emailing me assignments ( online class).I started calling Wednesday evening about my book only to get a bunch of bs excuses and that we have until Friday to get you your book.Thursday again no book and I was told to watch the tracking number for any updates because according to CBR UPS hasn't been doing a good job( not that CBR has taken too many orders and promised too many things that they can't deliver).So basically I was told to sit and babysit my computer on Friday watching the tracking #. Still on Friday no book nobody seemed to know where the book was CBR blaming UPS and UPS blaming CBR. CBR stated they would credit me $5 for shipping ( oh joy).Now the tracking has been updated and the book is now just leaving Arkansas( imagine that). So I could possibly get my book by Wednesday of next week after my assignment is due.Totally I've spent about 3 hours on the phone trying to figure this whole thing out.So CBR prices may be cheaper but as I stated before if you know like I know when it comes to College Book Renter don't do it!!!!!!!!

Let's Polish Up Our Spending

To contact us Click HERE
Making Sense!


 People come to think what they must think when they must think it. With stagnant incomes, towering debts, and no real hope of increasing their purchasing power, they’re beginning to think that they don’t need so much stuff.
“Rethinking the pursuit of happiness in a recession,” is a headline from The New York Times. The article talks about people who live quite happily and comfortably with little stuff and little income. One couple has an income of $24,000 per year – and no debt. They make a point of having 100 personal items – or less. They could earn more money, but they don’t need to. Because they are no longer supporting so much stuff.

 Let's admit that we take the money we make for granted. Everyone has their on way on how to save or how to work the system. No! The system is working us, every time you turn around there's a new law about to be signed. That's to much paper work for a ordinary 9 to 5 consumer to handle. Us consumers don't know the do's and don't s we just want to live comfortably with our families. What will tomorrow bring another bill.   So I suggest learn more about your earnings be familiar with your banking calculate on what you spend and make sense to save cents and to keep cents in your pockets not the bank.   

Niko's Black Friday News

To contact us Click HERE
Nov 22, 2012 - Many websites are preparing people ready to buy gifts this black friday and cyber monday there is more people than ever expected trying to score the best possible deals online this 2012 year.There are many coupon websites such as retailmenot and mycoupons.com that has a average display of the current deals and discounts for this holiday season. However the best place showing the best deals isn't always your biggest discount websites, check out http://newcouponcodes.net/amazon/november-2012 for an example this website is showing the the most updated amazon deals for black friday and cyber monday already because amazon has created pages ready for the many online shoppers.

DIY Father's Day Gift Ideas

To contact us Click HERE
Image by Getty Images via @daylifeFather's Day doesn't have the same glitz as Mother's Day but the DIY gift you make Dad will mean more to him than a new Odyssey Backstryke Sabertooth Putter....maybe.

My favs have always been a handmade greeting card and a kiss on the cheek.  However here are a few suggestions:

• You can't go wrong with cooking Dad's favorite meal.
• A cube of paper that you decorated by drawing on and Blinging
• A coffee tumbler that can be decorated
• Photo album of your favorite pictures of  Dad and the family
• Do a project with him like having Dad help you build a bird feeder for his backyard 
• Homemade fudge.  If you don't know how, buy some and wrap it up like you made it.

A DIY gift means you took the time to give of yourself and that you're thinking of Dad.  You could give him a DIY present and an Odyssey Backstryke Sabertooth Putter.

Related articles

• Fathers Day Gift Ideas to Fit Any Budget (couponshoebox.com)

College Book Renter's Ramen Noodle Recipe Winner

To contact us Click HERE
Image via WikipediaCBR Ramen Noodle Recipes Winners
Congrats to Stacy Giltner - best recipe presentation and story telling.  We didn't have a category for this but were very amused with Stacy's story.  First Place went to Sheryl Schulte.  Contact marketing@collegebookrenter.com
with your mailing address' and we will send your iTunes gift cards.



Stacy Giltner Luck has it that there is one packet of ramen that the equally starving roomie (aka lump on couch) has not spotted. Flavor appears to be red with a picture of a sturdy cow. For the non-finicky palate of the starving college student this just means a cow can eat it, so can this student. Preparing ramen is a tricky ordeal as the kitchen is scanned for a clean pot, a bowl, and possibly a spork. The flies lead the starving college student’s eyes to the pile of dishes that have been abandoned ages ago in what use to be a sink buried under fuzz and debris. Cooking the precious package of ramen has now been ruled out. This clever student brainstorms the next plan – sifting through old Taco Bell bags scattered around the living room. The first bag of many is an immediate gold mine of hot and mild sauce packets. The ramen package is busted open and the taco bell bag becomes a serving platter for this delectable treat. The hard ramen is first dipped into the red sauce and then dipped into the seasoning. This crunchy little treat must be enjoyed quickly before the roomie awakes and sucker punches the student for not sharing this morsel.
Desiree Massey-FinkBest Ramen Noodle Recipe Contest

Ingredients: Two packs of Ramen Noodles, 1/4 cup of Stir-fry sauce, stir-fry veggies. Chicken, beef, or shrimp(optional), soy sauce

Directions: Boil ramen noodles as directed on package (do not add packet of spices), meanwhile in a skillet start cooking the protein of your choice (meat or fish) and when those are done take out of pan, set aside and keep any flavor drippings in pan for the veggies, cook veggies until tender. When the ramens are done, drain water and add to the skillet of veggies and protein. Add stir fry and soy sauce and mix together. add salt and pepper to taste. Enjoy
Sheryl Schulte Taco Salad 1 package beef ramen noodles
1/2 pond ground beef
1 small tomato, chopped
1/2 cup onion chopped
1 cup cheddar cheese, shredded
Thousand Island dressing Mix all together and enjoy..keep refrigerated!!!
Kate Reeves Raman Noodle, Mozz Cheese, and Texas Pete Hot Sauce!
Ashly Winkle Ramen Noodle Salad Ingredients
1 (16 ounce) package broccoli coleslaw mix 2 (3 ounce) packages chicken flavored ramen noodles 1 bunch green onions, chopped 1 cup unsalted peanuts 1 cup sunflower seeds 1/2 cup white sugar 1/4 cup vegetable oil 1/3 cup cider vinegar 
Directions
In a large salad bowl, combine the slaw, broken noodles and green onions. 
Whisk together the sugar, oil, vinegar and ramen seasoning packets. Pour over salad and toss to evenly coat. Refrigerate until chilled; top with peanuts and sunflower seeds before serving
Priscilla BarnesBest Ramen Noodle Recipe Contest 
By: Priscilla Renne Barnes
Mexicano Rameno
Mexicans add a little spice to everything, and ramen noodles are no exception. 
Ingredients: 
• Chicken Ramen Noodle package
• Salsa Huichol 
• Chicken flavored bullion powder form (caldo de sabor a pollo by Knorr)
• One squeezed lime

*Amounts added to preferred taste
* Hot sauce and chicken bouillon can be found at most Wal-Mart locales
Wilmalynne Botley With boiling ramen noodles add an egg mix egg while in soup to separate egg then add sauce mix lawrys garlic salt and ground black pepper about 1 tsp of each. And it's perfect.
Alycia Drube Be careful to only use the amount of water as you want broth. While noodles are boiling add in an egg (egg drop soup style). If noodles aren't done boil it down a little, thicker is better. Then add packet of flavoring and a couple squirts of Sriracha sauce. It smells funny but tastes DELICIOUS!
Faith Jordan My mom makes this amazing salad but I have no idea where she got the recipe from. The salad part is just romaine lettuce and chopped green onions, the salad dressing is just 1/2 cup oil, 4 tbsp vinegar, one packet of the seasoning from ramen noodles mixed together. The topping is toast almond slivers in a skillet with seasme seeds, after add two packs of the crumbled ramen noodles (uncooked). mix it all together when you are ready to serve so the noodles wont get soggy from the dressing.

Related articles

• Cook Fast, Live Young: Six Ways to Spice Up Ramen Noodles (savings.com)
• Use Ramen in Every Meal Without Getting Sick of it [Food] (lifehacker.com)
• Ramen Snack Mix (eatingramen.wordpress.com)

Don't Do It

To contact us Click HERE
If you know like I know when it comes to ordering and renting books from College Book Renter you will keep your money/credit cards in your pocket College. I ordered two books on a Friday paid 2nd day air shipping via UPS biiiiiiiiiiig mistake . I received 1 book the following Wednesday with a packing slip that stated 2 books were in the box but the second book had CNF scribbled beside it if you didn't know that means can not find.CBR requested email and phone number from me when was somebody gonna tell me they couldn't find the book. Meanwhile my professor has started emailing me assignments ( online class).I started calling Wednesday evening about my book only to get a bunch of bs excuses and that we have until Friday to get you your book.Thursday again no book and I was told to watch the tracking number for any updates because according to CBR UPS hasn't been doing a good job( not that CBR has taken too many orders and promised too many things that they can't deliver).So basically I was told to sit and babysit my computer on Friday watching the tracking #. Still on Friday no book nobody seemed to know where the book was CBR blaming UPS and UPS blaming CBR. CBR stated they would credit me $5 for shipping ( oh joy).Now the tracking has been updated and the book is now just leaving Arkansas( imagine that). So I could possibly get my book by Wednesday of next week after my assignment is due.Totally I've spent about 3 hours on the phone trying to figure this whole thing out.So CBR prices may be cheaper but as I stated before if you know like I know when it comes to College Book Renter don't do it!!!!!!!!

Let's Polish Up Our Spending

To contact us Click HERE
Making Sense!


 People come to think what they must think when they must think it. With stagnant incomes, towering debts, and no real hope of increasing their purchasing power, they’re beginning to think that they don’t need so much stuff.
“Rethinking the pursuit of happiness in a recession,” is a headline from The New York Times. The article talks about people who live quite happily and comfortably with little stuff and little income. One couple has an income of $24,000 per year – and no debt. They make a point of having 100 personal items – or less. They could earn more money, but they don’t need to. Because they are no longer supporting so much stuff.

 Let's admit that we take the money we make for granted. Everyone has their on way on how to save or how to work the system. No! The system is working us, every time you turn around there's a new law about to be signed. That's to much paper work for a ordinary 9 to 5 consumer to handle. Us consumers don't know the do's and don't s we just want to live comfortably with our families. What will tomorrow bring another bill.   So I suggest learn more about your earnings be familiar with your banking calculate on what you spend and make sense to save cents and to keep cents in your pockets not the bank.   

Niko's Black Friday News

To contact us Click HERE
Nov 22, 2012 - Many websites are preparing people ready to buy gifts this black friday and cyber monday there is more people than ever expected trying to score the best possible deals online this 2012 year.There are many coupon websites such as retailmenot and mycoupons.com that has a average display of the current deals and discounts for this holiday season. However the best place showing the best deals isn't always your biggest discount websites, check out http://newcouponcodes.net/amazon/november-2012 for an example this website is showing the the most updated amazon deals for black friday and cyber monday already because amazon has created pages ready for the many online shoppers.

DIY Father's Day Gift Ideas

To contact us Click HERE
Image by Getty Images via @daylifeFather's Day doesn't have the same glitz as Mother's Day but the DIY gift you make Dad will mean more to him than a new Odyssey Backstryke Sabertooth Putter....maybe.

My favs have always been a handmade greeting card and a kiss on the cheek.  However here are a few suggestions:

• You can't go wrong with cooking Dad's favorite meal.
• A cube of paper that you decorated by drawing on and Blinging
• A coffee tumbler that can be decorated
• Photo album of your favorite pictures of  Dad and the family
• Do a project with him like having Dad help you build a bird feeder for his backyard 
• Homemade fudge.  If you don't know how, buy some and wrap it up like you made it.

A DIY gift means you took the time to give of yourself and that you're thinking of Dad.  You could give him a DIY present and an Odyssey Backstryke Sabertooth Putter.

Related articles

• Fathers Day Gift Ideas to Fit Any Budget (couponshoebox.com)

College Book Renter's Ramen Noodle Recipe Winner

To contact us Click HERE
Image via WikipediaCBR Ramen Noodle Recipes Winners
Congrats to Stacy Giltner - best recipe presentation and story telling.  We didn't have a category for this but were very amused with Stacy's story.  First Place went to Sheryl Schulte.  Contact marketing@collegebookrenter.com
with your mailing address' and we will send your iTunes gift cards.



Stacy Giltner Luck has it that there is one packet of ramen that the equally starving roomie (aka lump on couch) has not spotted. Flavor appears to be red with a picture of a sturdy cow. For the non-finicky palate of the starving college student this just means a cow can eat it, so can this student. Preparing ramen is a tricky ordeal as the kitchen is scanned for a clean pot, a bowl, and possibly a spork. The flies lead the starving college student’s eyes to the pile of dishes that have been abandoned ages ago in what use to be a sink buried under fuzz and debris. Cooking the precious package of ramen has now been ruled out. This clever student brainstorms the next plan – sifting through old Taco Bell bags scattered around the living room. The first bag of many is an immediate gold mine of hot and mild sauce packets. The ramen package is busted open and the taco bell bag becomes a serving platter for this delectable treat. The hard ramen is first dipped into the red sauce and then dipped into the seasoning. This crunchy little treat must be enjoyed quickly before the roomie awakes and sucker punches the student for not sharing this morsel.
Desiree Massey-FinkBest Ramen Noodle Recipe Contest

Ingredients: Two packs of Ramen Noodles, 1/4 cup of Stir-fry sauce, stir-fry veggies. Chicken, beef, or shrimp(optional), soy sauce

Directions: Boil ramen noodles as directed on package (do not add packet of spices), meanwhile in a skillet start cooking the protein of your choice (meat or fish) and when those are done take out of pan, set aside and keep any flavor drippings in pan for the veggies, cook veggies until tender. When the ramens are done, drain water and add to the skillet of veggies and protein. Add stir fry and soy sauce and mix together. add salt and pepper to taste. Enjoy
Sheryl Schulte Taco Salad 1 package beef ramen noodles
1/2 pond ground beef
1 small tomato, chopped
1/2 cup onion chopped
1 cup cheddar cheese, shredded
Thousand Island dressing Mix all together and enjoy..keep refrigerated!!!
Kate Reeves Raman Noodle, Mozz Cheese, and Texas Pete Hot Sauce!
Ashly Winkle Ramen Noodle Salad Ingredients
1 (16 ounce) package broccoli coleslaw mix 2 (3 ounce) packages chicken flavored ramen noodles 1 bunch green onions, chopped 1 cup unsalted peanuts 1 cup sunflower seeds 1/2 cup white sugar 1/4 cup vegetable oil 1/3 cup cider vinegar 
Directions
In a large salad bowl, combine the slaw, broken noodles and green onions. 
Whisk together the sugar, oil, vinegar and ramen seasoning packets. Pour over salad and toss to evenly coat. Refrigerate until chilled; top with peanuts and sunflower seeds before serving
Priscilla BarnesBest Ramen Noodle Recipe Contest 
By: Priscilla Renne Barnes
Mexicano Rameno
Mexicans add a little spice to everything, and ramen noodles are no exception. 
Ingredients: 
• Chicken Ramen Noodle package
• Salsa Huichol 
• Chicken flavored bullion powder form (caldo de sabor a pollo by Knorr)
• One squeezed lime

*Amounts added to preferred taste
* Hot sauce and chicken bouillon can be found at most Wal-Mart locales
Wilmalynne Botley With boiling ramen noodles add an egg mix egg while in soup to separate egg then add sauce mix lawrys garlic salt and ground black pepper about 1 tsp of each. And it's perfect.
Alycia Drube Be careful to only use the amount of water as you want broth. While noodles are boiling add in an egg (egg drop soup style). If noodles aren't done boil it down a little, thicker is better. Then add packet of flavoring and a couple squirts of Sriracha sauce. It smells funny but tastes DELICIOUS!
Faith Jordan My mom makes this amazing salad but I have no idea where she got the recipe from. The salad part is just romaine lettuce and chopped green onions, the salad dressing is just 1/2 cup oil, 4 tbsp vinegar, one packet of the seasoning from ramen noodles mixed together. The topping is toast almond slivers in a skillet with seasme seeds, after add two packs of the crumbled ramen noodles (uncooked). mix it all together when you are ready to serve so the noodles wont get soggy from the dressing.

Related articles

• Cook Fast, Live Young: Six Ways to Spice Up Ramen Noodles (savings.com)
• Use Ramen in Every Meal Without Getting Sick of it [Food] (lifehacker.com)
• Ramen Snack Mix (eatingramen.wordpress.com)

Don't Do It

To contact us Click HERE
If you know like I know when it comes to ordering and renting books from College Book Renter you will keep your money/credit cards in your pocket College. I ordered two books on a Friday paid 2nd day air shipping via UPS biiiiiiiiiiig mistake . I received 1 book the following Wednesday with a packing slip that stated 2 books were in the box but the second book had CNF scribbled beside it if you didn't know that means can not find.CBR requested email and phone number from me when was somebody gonna tell me they couldn't find the book. Meanwhile my professor has started emailing me assignments ( online class).I started calling Wednesday evening about my book only to get a bunch of bs excuses and that we have until Friday to get you your book.Thursday again no book and I was told to watch the tracking number for any updates because according to CBR UPS hasn't been doing a good job( not that CBR has taken too many orders and promised too many things that they can't deliver).So basically I was told to sit and babysit my computer on Friday watching the tracking #. Still on Friday no book nobody seemed to know where the book was CBR blaming UPS and UPS blaming CBR. CBR stated they would credit me $5 for shipping ( oh joy).Now the tracking has been updated and the book is now just leaving Arkansas( imagine that). So I could possibly get my book by Wednesday of next week after my assignment is due.Totally I've spent about 3 hours on the phone trying to figure this whole thing out.So CBR prices may be cheaper but as I stated before if you know like I know when it comes to College Book Renter don't do it!!!!!!!!

Let's Polish Up Our Spending

To contact us Click HERE
Making Sense!


 People come to think what they must think when they must think it. With stagnant incomes, towering debts, and no real hope of increasing their purchasing power, they’re beginning to think that they don’t need so much stuff.
“Rethinking the pursuit of happiness in a recession,” is a headline from The New York Times. The article talks about people who live quite happily and comfortably with little stuff and little income. One couple has an income of $24,000 per year – and no debt. They make a point of having 100 personal items – or less. They could earn more money, but they don’t need to. Because they are no longer supporting so much stuff.

 Let's admit that we take the money we make for granted. Everyone has their on way on how to save or how to work the system. No! The system is working us, every time you turn around there's a new law about to be signed. That's to much paper work for a ordinary 9 to 5 consumer to handle. Us consumers don't know the do's and don't s we just want to live comfortably with our families. What will tomorrow bring another bill.   So I suggest learn more about your earnings be familiar with your banking calculate on what you spend and make sense to save cents and to keep cents in your pockets not the bank.   

Niko's Black Friday News

To contact us Click HERE
Nov 22, 2012 - Many websites are preparing people ready to buy gifts this black friday and cyber monday there is more people than ever expected trying to score the best possible deals online this 2012 year.There are many coupon websites such as retailmenot and mycoupons.com that has a average display of the current deals and discounts for this holiday season. However the best place showing the best deals isn't always your biggest discount websites, check out http://newcouponcodes.net/amazon/november-2012 for an example this website is showing the the most updated amazon deals for black friday and cyber monday already because amazon has created pages ready for the many online shoppers.