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By interfering with the pragmatism of my altruism SlickDeals has invited upon themselves a boycott by, in the name of "Self Promotion," destroying much beneficial information which I had written. They have obliterated many secrets of the universe, such as the mechanization behind the mathematical fairness of selecting sweepstakes winners by algorithm by simile utilizing a description of slot machine pulls - valuable insights now lost to the vapor of the bit-bucket and unrecoverable. Many hours of crafting prose wiped away because I included a link and a hashtag (I assume, for I was never told what constituted "self-promotion" nor how to fix it despite my pressing the SD moderators hard for those, to make the repair and all good.)

My published views were a look at the mind inside "how can I achieve a more peaceful, stable calm state of mind and meditate upon how those thoughts become actions which make the world a better place" instead of being so selfish, and projecting that selfish mindset upon the intention of others, instead of reducing inequality. the myopia of SlickDeals micromanaging moderators, induced by their credo of greed, has grossly interfered with my better world for all. So, because of their attack upon my religion of altruism and compassion, I urge you to boycott SlickDeals. I'm not angry at them, I'm frustrated they go out of the way to un-help us. Double Plus Ungood.

Purpose and legacy = As many of our former Fat Wallet (which closed) and SlickDeals (migrated to at my Studio) now PhatWallet(deficient substitute) family know, long ago, that because I had been completely overwhelmed by maintaining the contests and sweepstakes of each station, the majority of this page http://WinR.wiza.fun had been migrated to the https://phone.fandom.com/wiki/Winlist wiki. The move lightened my burden allowing anyone to keep the collection of keywords and contests instantly up to date. My convenient short link http://winlist.wiza.fun which once pointed to the fandom wiki, then had been pointing to the SlickDeals Community Wiki after I petitioned for its creation, where it acquired the attractive name of BONUS BONANZA-LAND! After which the main WinList page of fandom Phone.Wiki was downgraded as obsolete, while the phone number and SMS entries persisted in their own right. That turned out to be a gigantic exploratory mistake as we will see. The migration of BONUS BONAZA-LAND had come along easing our migration from FatWallet and given a flashy new title "Bonus Bonanza-Land!" to reflect its WinList wealth of links to broadcast sweepstakes, contests, key/codewords, and SMS Text = ͢»to win opportunities. What ghost town remains here on WinR is a mere skeleton which reflects that missing part of WinList which I maintain to provide what PhatWallet is insufficient to format, not being a true wiki, while reducing clutter there. The majority of hits this page gets are from it's author. Meh, such is the majority of Vanity-Self-Publishing. I did get a hit from the SlickDeals moderator who apparently didn't actually read it, or understand it, but merely at a short glance determined it was self promotion, in err and so banned me from posting. They erased all my comments and destroyed the by removing all my helpful construction such as the list of stations with their contest page links and call-in numbers. Refusing instead to make that upgrade to better formatting and true wiki in order to render this static daily record obsolete as well .What they should have done is hire me to do it. I dare SlickDeals to buy me out and bring along my followers to boot. I am deeply perturbed by their own greed and selfishness projection of what motivates themselves onto me, how dare you tell me what I think, or how to feel for that matter. They did not attend the philosophy classroom when the prof. claimed "There is no such thing as true altruism!" explaining that Mother Theresa behaved as she did, ultimately at root, driven by self-service. I don't think she was looking for praise or strokes, pride or satisfaction in a job well done. I'm certain making the world a better place is my motivation as well as my lifelong determination which, by it's nature, disproves the professors dissertation.
"Or does it?" I can imagine his voice as he counters "That's altruism for the sake of altruism."
Like the White Witches of Peru's Nazca Plain, I care for he world so much, but I can only contribute my small part. SNAFU - now agian am I completely overwhelmed. This is actually a cry for help. Please contribute updates to BONUS BONANZA-LAND, lighten my load, and increase your own likelyhood of winning by doing so. It's a win-win-win when you do.

It is an opportunity for ANYONE to update prize opportunities. I'll still post the trivia and codes here as always for your rapid access convenience. BE AN EARLY ADOPTER! Did you know that you can increase your sweeps entries by two or three MAGNITUDES? Yes, that's tens to hundreds of bonus entries!!!

More editors for a station mean the workload is easier for all. Be glorified in accolades as you edit. Then monitor the contest pages of that station, wipe off the wiki those sweeps which have ended, and post your BONUS ENTRIES link in your fresh entry, (that's the easy part.) With two browser windows open; your source radio sweeps site and the edit wiki page just add a new line with an asterisk in squarebrackets for the bullet point then drag the title of the contest next to it from the sweepstakes source, go back and get the link when you hover and right-click for the menu and select something like 'copy link location' then come back to the wiki edit and highlight the name of the sweepstake and click the 'link' icon which brings up an edit window that you [CTRL-P] paste the link there, click ok or press enter. It helps other editor to know when the sweeps is over so include "Ends:" date on the end. Publish and done! Or make many new lines before publishing. Use the 'Share' link provided after entering a contest if possible, to maximize your entries. If an end date is available, please hang that on the end to make housekeeping a breeze for other editors, (such as myself,) and if it's a concert the venue and concert date goes between them, to be most helpful. Often a half-hour for most stations devoted on a Sunday or Monday is enough to populate the whole list - and you get so much in return!

This page - WinR — your Win Resource

WinR is your Win Resource with a single page collection of links which save time by eliminating several clicks among a plethora of different sites benefiting the SlickDeals community (formerly the FatWallet! family.) It is once again assembled by a python3 program providing automation to the page construction - each station column '✔' is populated with the link to its trivia question or other point collection opportunity. Point redemption features have been abandoned to each station, The bulk of that station sweepstakes information had migrated to the wikia page http://phone.wikia.com/Winlist and was there until SlickDeals offered an abreviated wiki, please contribute answers and entries there, collaboratively. Sweeps entry is best served on the WinList wikia as well, allowing for collaborative contributions which are well ordered and color coded to trim your entry time.

4 minute challenge!

I don't gamble, I wager and win. I'll bet you can collect points in every bonus and trivia of these four stations in under a quarter hour! Just click each blue checkmark on the left (I use the mouse wheel click to open the new tab but stay on this page), the 'end' key to scroll to the bottom and then the submit button in each tab that pops up. Try THAT using only the station websites to enter! (of course, that assumes you have previously registered with KLOS, KOLA, KCAL and GO Country and KABC.) Then utilize the wiki to click each green and bold contest for your daily entry. Don't forget the red, white and yellow to visit at least once for your entries there. Your time is a handsome investment indeed for the price of 26 minutes, a task so simple it can even be accomplished while watching TV!

Ease of use.

I find best use is to keep the answer in my head by highlighting it with a selection mouse swipe as I centerclick the mouse wheel (to open the link in a new tab but stay on this page) on each of the five checkmarks of each row. Then CTRL-PageDown four times to scan across each of the newly opened site pages, pausing between to press the space bar until the 'submit' button is visible. A fifth press of CTRL-PageDown returns to this page and the sixth stops on the first new contest site where I then move my hand from the keyboard to the mouse and speed automation by again scanning with CTRL-PageDown clicking 'submit'. Again passing through this page and four more CTRL-PageDown to verify the Entry Received acceptance. When they are all complete I return to this page a right click its tab and select 'close other tabs' from the drop down menu. Some folks prefer to work vertically for each station, instead of horizontally for each identical category.

If you have trouble remembering where you last entered as I do (mostly due to interruptions) drag the mouse across the keyword or contest name to highlight it, and when complete move the highlight onto the next contest/trivia for a visual marker. I hope these usage tips speed your moments here.

I created this as a nifty local tool for my own use with the goal of trimming steps and time of surfing the many entries each day individually on each radio station's website, to have as much relevant information as possible on one page, elegantly compressed. The table below is still rather raw, but I share it with you so as to not keep my advantage to myself, without sponsorship, fees or advertising - for your pleasure, increasing the value of your leisure time. The '⚰' [coffin, get it? ha, ha. moving on…] links are only placeholders of dead links - please pardon our pixie-dust, we're imagineering a fabulous new page.

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1. Bust some rhymes

Alexa is great at playing songs you pick from Amazon Music or Spotify, but it can also carry a tune itself. Say, "Alexa, sing me a song," and it replies, "Who me? I couldn't. I … Hit it!" and then delivers a tune about the life of an AI. It also has a rap ready — just say, "Alexa, rap for me." But when you ask it to beatbox, you'll get, "Boots and cats, boots and cats. You know what, I don't think I’m cut out for beatboxing."

2. Go to a galaxy far, far away

Alexa has several Star Wars Easter eggs for your entertainment. Say, "Alexa, speak like Yoda," and you'll hear, "Speak like Yoda I cannot. Master he is, while merely apprentice I am." Tell it to use the Force, and Alexa says that droids can't use the force. You can even tell Alexa to execute Order 66. It also knows that Han shot first in the original version of Episode IV.

3. Play Simon Says

You can get Alexa to say almost anything using the Simon Says command. Say, "Alexa, Simon says, 'I love Google,'" and Alexa will say "I love Google." However, if you try to get Alexa to say some swear words, it will censor itself with a bleep instead of cursing.

4. Get a friendly welcome

Just because Alexa is a machine, that doesn't mean it lacks manners. If you need a friendly greeting after a hard day at work, say, "Alexa, I'm home!" and it responds, "Welcome home. I hope you're having a good day." Say, "Alexa, good night," and it says, "Good night. Sleep well."

5. Hear Abbott and Costello for the digital age

Alexa can tell jokes — just say, "Alexa, tell me a joke" — but it also knows comedy history. Ask, "Alexa, who's on first?" and it replies, "That's what I keep telling you. Who's on first, what's on second," referencing Abbott and Costello's classic routine.

6. Give a virtual high five

When you want to celebrate, but there's no one around, Alexa can be your mate — sort of. Say, "Alexa, high five," and it says, "I would if I could, but I can't so I chant: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5!"

7. Try the random fact generator

Got a thirst for knowledge and don't care what you learn? Say, "Alexa, tell me something interesting," and the device will pull facts out of its virtual hat. I learned that Kongo Gumi was the world's oldest company, lasting 1,400 years, and that army ants are blind and rely on pheromone trails to move around.

8. Battle a worthy opponent in Rock. Paper. Scissors

When you're in the mood for a raucous round of Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock and there's no one around, Alexa's always up for a game. Say, "Alexa, play Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock," and it will respond with its choice.

9. Self-distruct

Alexa knows that people rarely actually want self-destruct to work properly. Say, "Alexa, self-destruct," and she has a few answers prepared, including, "Auto-destruction in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Boom! Hmm, that did not go as planned," and "I'll start the self-destruct sequence, but only on the understanding that you dramatically cancel it at the last second."

10. Explore the dictionary

Ask for the longest word in the English language and Alexa tells you that it's pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis, and then defines the term. Alexa can also spell supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, just in case you should ever need to write that word out.

11. Use the retro gaming cheat code

Alexa's a fan of the Konami code, the classic gaming cheat code. Just don't expect any advantage after activating. Say, "Alexa, up up down down left right left right B A start," and Alexa responds, "Super Alexa mode activated. Starting reactors. Online. Enabling advanced systems. Online. Raising dongers. Error. Dongers missing. Aborted."

You can also say "Alexa, all your base are belong to us!". This is a reference to the meme spawned by '80s side-scrolling arcade shooter Zero Wing.

12. Play that song by that guy

You can now tap your Alexa history to have Amazon Music play songs whose title you don't remember. You can say such things as "Alexa, play the Bruce Springsteen song I was listening to four weeks ago." You can ask for music by artist, genre, or time period, or ask Alexa to play songs you haven't heard in a while. However, this only works with Amazon Music.

Other requests you can say include:

"Alexa, play me jazz music I was listening to last month.""Alexa, play rock songs I haven't heard in a while."

13. Learn Chuck Norris facts

Everybody appreciates a Chuck Norris meme — even Alexa. Ask, "Alexa, where is Chuck Norris?" and you’ll hear, "If Chuck Norris wants you to know where he is, he'll find you. If he doesn't, you won't know until it's too late."

14. Start a countdown

Alexa is handy when you need a quick timer, but it's also useful when you need to know how many days you have until a specific date. Ask, "Alexa, how many days until April 1?" and you'll know exactly how much time you have for planning your April Fools' prank.

15. Beam Me Up

If you're stuck on a planet you don't want to be on, Alexa can whisk you away (or try to, at least). Say "Alexa, beam me up." Alexa will give a cute response such as "Let's do this. I'll try not to leave any body parts behind." Then it will count down, and a futuristic space-y noise will initiate the beam.

16. How much wood?

Ask Alexa how much wood a wood chuck would chuck (if it could chuck wood). You'll get a humorous response, and may even learn a thing or two about wood chucks.

17. Fine-tune your music

You can adjust the bass, mid-range and treble tones of your music. Say "Alexa, set the treble to 6," or "Alexa, set the bass to maximum" to make your music your own.

18. Celebrate Pi Day

You can ask Alexa for the value of pi to a specific digit, such as five or 10. But for fun, just ask, "Alexa, what is the value of pi?" and it will start with 3.14 and keep going until about the 40th digit. Then it gives up, saying, "Yowza, this goes on forever!" or "Achoo! I must be allergic to numbers this large."

19. Give a thumbs up, thumbs down on Pandora

If you're listening to a station on Pandora, you can tell Alexa to give a song a thumbs up by saying, "Alexa, I like this song," and the rating is saved to your station history. Saying, "Alexa, I don't like this song" also works.

20. Discover the meaning of life?

Ask Alexa for the meaning of life, and it answers succinctly, "42," a reference to the answer given by the supercomputer Deep Thought in Douglas Adams' novel "The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy."

21. Pick a card, any card

Need help with a card trick? Say, "Alexa, pick a card," and Alexa will randomly tell you one. I got the six of spades. It can also pick a random number for you.

22. Enjoy some romance

Alexa is a bit of a softie when it comes to Valentine's Day. You can ask her several romantic-related questions, as well as some for those singles out there.

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“Alexa, tell me a love story.”“Alexa, who is your celebrity crush?”“Alexa, happy Singles Awareness Day!”“Alexa, who is your valentine?"“Alexa, what are you doing for Valentine's Day?”“Alexa, tell me a Valentine's Day joke.”

23. Tease Alexa with a HAL reference

Tell Alexa, "HAL, open the pod bay doors". Alexa not only mimics the first part of HAL’s response from the classic film 2001: A Space Odyssey—but she also reminds you that she is not HAL and we’re not in space.

24. Watch Twitch streams

Twitch has added an Alexa skill, so that you can watch Twitch streams on your Echo Show or Echo Spot. The skill can also get to Alexa can notify you when channels you follow start broadcasting. You can also ask Alexa for streams based on genres, games, or popularity.

25. Find your next concert

Alexa can tell you about upcoming concerts around the world. Ask "Alexa, when is Bruno Mars coming to New York?" or "Alexa, is there a concert at Gillette Stadium today?" Alexa can tell you when and where your favorite artists are performing, and who's coming to your hometown.

How to find more Alexa Easter eggs

Alexa will gladly tell you more ways to find Easter eggs—but you’ve got to do some work before it gives them up. Say “Alexa, tell me an Easter egg,” and it will give you a clue about an Easter egg it can do. You’ll need to figure out the right thing to say on your own. https://www.tomsguide.com/round-up/alexa-tricks-and-easter-eggs

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