Ok, back to the business. In February 2008 we had a DVD value-pack as our free giveaway. The value-pack includes two very interesting IMAX films, namely Space Station and Mission to MIR. The value-pack is worth of around $20 and it will be sent to winner by ordinary mail. So, who is the winner? As shown in the video below, in February 2008 HomeboyAstronomy.Com free give-away contest winner is..

Kedar M.

Congratulations Kedar M, you won the DVD value-pack, the give-away of february 2008 in HomeboyAstronomy.Com! Please reply the email I have sent you by giving your ordinary mailing address. As soon as we get your mailing address the DVD’s will be sent to you.

Thank you all for subscribing to the monthly email newsletter of HomeboyAstronomy.Com! I hope you enjoy the newsletter of our humble blog. Please stay as a subscriber and you have a change to win interesting astronomy related stuff. Please notice that we decided to skip March contest due to my illness. The next contest winner will be published in the end of April. I hope sick-leaves will not affect our blogging in the future.

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In February 2008 we will give away a fabulous astronomy DVD’s value-pack FOR FREE! One lucky email newsletter subscriber will receive Mission to Mir ($11.99) and Space Station ($9.98) IMAX DVD value-pack. Read more about the monthly give-aways in our Giveaways page. Notice that if you do not win this month, you might be the lucky one in the next month or later? Oh, and the great thing is that if you do win in this month, you will have all the same chances to win also in the next month and later months! There is only one rule: every email newsletter subscriber has equal chances to win the monthly value-pack!

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