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Old Navy Stores:
Stores open at 5am on Black Friday
First customers in the door get a Samsung Pebble MP3 Player with a purchase of $20 or more.
Free Gas Giveaway- Each time a customer uses a Gap, Banana Republic or Old Navy card to make a purchase at an Old Navy store, they automatically qualify for a chance to win free gas for a year.
On Thanksgiving Day, Old Navy stores in select key markets will be open, an extension of what we did last year, where we saw a positive response by our customers
Gap Outlet Stores and Banana Republic Factory Stores:
Midnight Madness: Over 200 Outlet stores across the country will open at midnight on Black Friday.
Promotions include:
Gap Outlet: 30/40/50% off select styles.
Banana Republic Factory Store: 50% off original prices throughout the store.
Customers who shop at Outlet between Mon, 11/17 Sun, 11/30 will receive a sweepstakes coupon for $5, $10, $15, $20, or $500 off their entire purchase when they come back and shop Wed, 12/10 Wed, 12/24. Gap, Old Navy and Banana Republic Online
Free Shipping on orders of $150 or more
Gap Stores
Buy one get one free promotion on sweaters 11/27
On Thanksgiving Day, Gap stores in select key markets will be open, an extension of what we did last year where we saw a positive response by our customers
Banana Republic Stores
40% off select merchandise 11/24
"More the Merrier Pass" will be given to customers who buy on Black Friday which offers 20% off any and all purchases made between December 2nd and 22nd.
On Thanksgiving Day, Banana Republic stores in key select markets will be open, an extension of what we did last year where we saw a positive response by our customers.
Boscov's
Boscov's will be open on Thanksgiving Day from 8AM to 4PM and will have a special celebration in the stores with surprises for customers!
Fantastic Black Friday Sales Include:
50 inch Panasonic Plasma Flat Panel HDTV for only $799.97 (while supplies last)
Special buy one get one for a penny promotion on:
Ladies Outerwear
Misses sleepwear, robes & loungewear
Dresses, pant sets & social separates for ladies
JCPenny
BIG deals - Customers can find weekly sales circulars for Black Friday specials online at jcp.com on November 25th. This year's Black Friday sales circular includes 45 pages of "doorbusters" on more than 300 items along with 11 pages on "big buys." Special Black Friday offers include:
Free 2008 Disney snow globe gift to each customer while quantities last (includes a $10 coupon redeemable for Saturday, Nov. 29)
The sales circular will include special bonus coupons to be used on Friday evening from 3-11 p.m. ($10 off a $50 or more purchase and $15 off a $75 or more purchase)
Extra 10% off sale prices in store, on jcp.com or via catalog from 4 a.m-1 p.m.
Extra 25% off entire stock of sale-priced fine jewelry
40-65% off several apparel, footwear, accessories and home items throughout JCPenney along with 60% of toys.
"Big buys" such as entire stock of Women's east 5th genuine leather outwear for $49.99 and Men's St. John's Bay genuine leather jackets for $69.99.
GREAT Doorbusters-- from 4 a.m-1 p.m. with items such as:
My Sports Gaming System for $38.88 (a 5-in-1 interactive sports game system with wireless remote controls that respond to your movement) and 2GB mp3 video and music player for $28.88
Mr. Men and Little Miss plush toys for $6.99 (net profits are donated to the JCPenney Afterschool Fund www.jcpenneyafterschool.org) and Webkinz plush toys for $12.99
½ CT. T.W. diamond necklace or bracelet for $79.99 each; 1/3 CT. T.W. diamond earrings for $99.99 a pair
Women's Worthington tops for $11.99 and Worthington jackets for $23.99; Juniors' Arizona sweaters for $15.99; and entire stock of Girl's holiday fashion tops for $9.99
Men's St. John's Bay mocknecks and turtlenecks for $6.99 and St. John's Bay fleece for $14.99; entire stock of Young Men's Arizona original, loose, relaxed and basic bootcut jeans for $11.99 and Arizona thermal knit tops for $9.99; and Boy's Arizona authentic jeans for $9.99
$14.98 each for a cooks griddle, 6-qt. slow cooker, coffeemaker, 2-slice toaster, hand mixer or 3-in-1 grill/waffle/sandwich maker.
$2.99 for the classic towel, $8.88 for bed pillow twin-packs; $18.99 for any size fleece blanket; and $38.88 for the Protocol® Portsmouth 5-pc. luggage set
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Monday, November 24, 2008
3 ladies 1 stage
Alicia Keys, Queen Latifah,
and the Legendary Kathleen Battle
Oh and the Philly girl, Alicia aka Pink killed it too
Friday, November 21, 2008
Well the Roots definitely have something to be thankful for this holiday season....
LIFE!
Check out shots of there tour bus that turned over in Belgium
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Ummmm Jamie..
You sure? Im not saying...just uh..you did get a test right? 
Act like you wasnt thinkin the same thing? I mean maybe the nose, but as she gets older she aint lookin like you dawg, but she is beautiful ....
Act like you wasnt thinkin the same thing? I mean maybe the nose, but as she gets older she aint lookin like you dawg, but she is beautiful ....Monday, November 17, 2008
Oh my goodness TV this weekend
So i figure yall have more of a life then me so I took on the task of watching all the good TV for you! So lets begin in no particular order...
Oh my goodness did you see Justin host SNL in 2 minutes!?!?!?!? Its got to be a record!
Oh my goodness did you see Justin host SNL in 2 minutes!?!?!?!? Its got to be a record!
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Now this is a Working Dad!
Ladies and Gentlemen a good friend of mine, a great DJ and an even greater daddy, DJ Rich Media and his son's first dj lesson so cute
Awwww you missed Beyonce on Oprah didnt you?
You know I got you!
(or really worldstarhiphop does, but I copied and pasted it!)
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Obama's win prompts racial incidents at 2 Universities in Philly!
Posted on Wed, Nov. 12, 2008
2 universities probe racial incidents
By Susan Snyder
Inquirer Staff Writer
Officials at St. Joseph's and La Salle Universities are investigating two racially charged incidents of the last two weeks, one involving vandalism in a classroom and the other a fight outside an off-campus fraternity house that allegedly involved racial slurs.
At both campuses, there were concerns from students and a parent that tensions had flared over the candidacy and victory of President-elect Barack Obama.
A white student at La Salle allegedly used a racial slur to describe Obama and insult students.
The encounter occurred about a block from a fraternity house where an altercation started early Sunday morning and later erupted into violence.
La Salle has brought disciplinary charges against some students who were alleged to have attacked black students, officials said.
Anthony White, whose daughter, Kelsey, 18, a freshman at La Salle, reported being punched in the face by a white male student during the melee, called the incident "horrifying."
"It wouldn't surprise me if the election [led to] some of this behavior," said White, a loan officer from Rhode Island. "It really is a phenomena that I know black people are concerned about."
At St. Joseph's, some students also raised concerns that a drawing of a stick figure in a noose found at the McShain classroom and residence hall on Oct. 29 could be related to the election, said Cary Anderson, vice president of student life.
But he emphasized that there was no way to know because school officials had not identified the perpetrator of the graffito.
Alicia Plummer, a senior at St. Joseph's, complained in a letter to The Inquirer that the university had been slow to deal with the situation.
The graffito - which also included sexual phrases - was discovered in a classroom on the morning of Oct. 29, but was not reported to Lower Merion Township police or the student body until the next day, she wrote. University officials confirmed the delays and said the vandalism was committed between 9 p.m. on Oct. 28, when an economics class in the room ended, and 7:30 the next morning.
Plummer contended that the vandalism was indicative of a larger racial problem on St. Joseph's campus, where about 10 percent of the student body is black.
"This incident is only the needle that burst the swelling pimple of frustration surrounding the multitude of discriminatory acts that take place," she wrote.
St. Joseph's officials acknowledged that the graffito should have been taken more seriously sooner and said that reporting procedures within the public safety department would be changed in response.
"If it's hate-related, we need to know right away," Anderson said.
Officials also said they were aware of longer-standing concerns about racial tensions and had been working to improve relations.
The university will roll out a diversity plan, including curriculum changes, before the end of the semester, Anderson said.
In the meantime, mandatory diversity training will be provided to the 280 students living in McShain and eventually broadened to the rest of the student body, he said. The university held a meeting with concerned students the night after the graffito was discovered, he noted, and St. Joseph's president Timothy R. Lannon, along with members of the cabinet, met with the Black Student Union.
At La Salle, where about 17 percent of undergraduate students are black, officials are still trying to sort out what happened in a house inhabited by members of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
"What we believe we know so far, there was an altercation that began at a social gathering at an off-campus house. People have different perspectives on what happened after that," said Joseph J. Cicala, dean of students.
Cicala said the house was not an official fraternity house but was home mostly to members of Phi Gamma Delta.
He declined to give the address, but said the altercation there spilled out into the neighborhood about a block away at Chew Avenue and Wister Street. La Salle security officers and Philadelphia police responded.
City police said yesterday that details were not readily available.
Cicala would not say how many students had been brought up on disciplinary charges or what the charges were. The students will get hearings and if the charges prove true, punishment will be "severe," he said.
According to the complaint Kelsey White filed, a dispute erupted when she and three other students were leaving a party at the house about 2:30 a.m. on Sunday. One of the males with her confronted students sitting on a couch who were going through the wallet of a friend, she said.
A tall, white male in a baseball cap grabbed another male student with her by the throat and shoved him.
As she tried to leave with two of the friends, a group of white males shouted racial slurs and began to follow, the complaint said.
That led to punching, kicking and hitting, and at one point 20 white males were involved, the complaint said.
White told campus police that one of the male students with her got a deep cut across his palm and cuts on his stomach and hips and had back pain. White's complaint said an eye and the right side of her face became swollen after being punched.
Calls to the national office of Phi Gamma Delta and the local chapter president were not returned yesterday.
Kelsey White did not return a call for comment, nor did two of the other students with her. The third declined to comment.
2 universities probe racial incidents
By Susan Snyder
Inquirer Staff Writer
Officials at St. Joseph's and La Salle Universities are investigating two racially charged incidents of the last two weeks, one involving vandalism in a classroom and the other a fight outside an off-campus fraternity house that allegedly involved racial slurs.
At both campuses, there were concerns from students and a parent that tensions had flared over the candidacy and victory of President-elect Barack Obama.
A white student at La Salle allegedly used a racial slur to describe Obama and insult students.
The encounter occurred about a block from a fraternity house where an altercation started early Sunday morning and later erupted into violence.
La Salle has brought disciplinary charges against some students who were alleged to have attacked black students, officials said.
Anthony White, whose daughter, Kelsey, 18, a freshman at La Salle, reported being punched in the face by a white male student during the melee, called the incident "horrifying."
"It wouldn't surprise me if the election [led to] some of this behavior," said White, a loan officer from Rhode Island. "It really is a phenomena that I know black people are concerned about."
At St. Joseph's, some students also raised concerns that a drawing of a stick figure in a noose found at the McShain classroom and residence hall on Oct. 29 could be related to the election, said Cary Anderson, vice president of student life.
But he emphasized that there was no way to know because school officials had not identified the perpetrator of the graffito.
Alicia Plummer, a senior at St. Joseph's, complained in a letter to The Inquirer that the university had been slow to deal with the situation.
The graffito - which also included sexual phrases - was discovered in a classroom on the morning of Oct. 29, but was not reported to Lower Merion Township police or the student body until the next day, she wrote. University officials confirmed the delays and said the vandalism was committed between 9 p.m. on Oct. 28, when an economics class in the room ended, and 7:30 the next morning.
Plummer contended that the vandalism was indicative of a larger racial problem on St. Joseph's campus, where about 10 percent of the student body is black.
"This incident is only the needle that burst the swelling pimple of frustration surrounding the multitude of discriminatory acts that take place," she wrote.
St. Joseph's officials acknowledged that the graffito should have been taken more seriously sooner and said that reporting procedures within the public safety department would be changed in response.
"If it's hate-related, we need to know right away," Anderson said.
Officials also said they were aware of longer-standing concerns about racial tensions and had been working to improve relations.
The university will roll out a diversity plan, including curriculum changes, before the end of the semester, Anderson said.
In the meantime, mandatory diversity training will be provided to the 280 students living in McShain and eventually broadened to the rest of the student body, he said. The university held a meeting with concerned students the night after the graffito was discovered, he noted, and St. Joseph's president Timothy R. Lannon, along with members of the cabinet, met with the Black Student Union.
At La Salle, where about 17 percent of undergraduate students are black, officials are still trying to sort out what happened in a house inhabited by members of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
"What we believe we know so far, there was an altercation that began at a social gathering at an off-campus house. People have different perspectives on what happened after that," said Joseph J. Cicala, dean of students.
Cicala said the house was not an official fraternity house but was home mostly to members of Phi Gamma Delta.
He declined to give the address, but said the altercation there spilled out into the neighborhood about a block away at Chew Avenue and Wister Street. La Salle security officers and Philadelphia police responded.
City police said yesterday that details were not readily available.
Cicala would not say how many students had been brought up on disciplinary charges or what the charges were. The students will get hearings and if the charges prove true, punishment will be "severe," he said.
According to the complaint Kelsey White filed, a dispute erupted when she and three other students were leaving a party at the house about 2:30 a.m. on Sunday. One of the males with her confronted students sitting on a couch who were going through the wallet of a friend, she said.
A tall, white male in a baseball cap grabbed another male student with her by the throat and shoved him.
As she tried to leave with two of the friends, a group of white males shouted racial slurs and began to follow, the complaint said.
That led to punching, kicking and hitting, and at one point 20 white males were involved, the complaint said.
White told campus police that one of the male students with her got a deep cut across his palm and cuts on his stomach and hips and had back pain. White's complaint said an eye and the right side of her face became swollen after being punched.
Calls to the national office of Phi Gamma Delta and the local chapter president were not returned yesterday.
Kelsey White did not return a call for comment, nor did two of the other students with her. The third declined to comment.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Move beyatch get out the way!
There's a new Sheriff in town! And take your little beedy eyed friend witcha!
Wow New Beyonce
Its called "Hello" and I thinks me likey
Oh heres another its called "Im a Diva"
Ok i cant hold it in anymore! Go HERE to listen to exclusive tracks from the new album!!!!!!!
Monday, November 10, 2008
Here they stand....
sunglasses) and Vidal on the left and Frankie Knuckles (percussionist
for The Roots).
Speaking of love...
The Holidays are creeping up and its time for us single ladies to consider all our options...
How bout a bit of Black Love to get your morning started right?
Now tell me this doesnt look good? Shoot looks like it feels good too lol
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Friday, November 7, 2008
Obama songs galore!!!!!
Oh yeah they are comin in by the boatloads! But these will probably rep the best of the best!
Ladies and gentlemen....(in no particular order LOL)
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Some fun with the family...
Ok so here is Obama and the family before the win.....
And now after....lol
And did you see this?
Sorry if im speaking in fragments. im doing this radio marathon with Pooch and the guys and we are fadin lol. Anyway did you see Will I Am get beamed down to talk to Anderson Cooper as the first live hallogram on TV?
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Lets Pause for Some Good Music Shall We...
You know I really love Rahsaan Patterson and he is quietly one of theeeeee most slept on male vocalist. But I also must say that those "who know" KNOW! And know with pride so as Im up going through some Rashaan video (thanks to the Michael Baisden TV show he was a guest and killed it!) I found this one of him and Ledisci just singing in the hallway of some studio. Check it out ...
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